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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-07-22

COn penOSa 0orpresa nemoe
leido 10 siguiente en- La UnidGd
Nac;ona! de Mayagiez: :.
+ "Cirsula hn rumor pot esta ciudsd. .qus
hA sausAdo la'natuial atarmG en- todas
lSs clGse1 socisles. ,Dicese que IN nj
10 dc f0k'l2 afoss de tsdad, hijo del
aeaudalsdo dc Ponce, , digoisimo CO.
rreligionario nuestto, Sr. Gallaft, ha
sido secusstfado, exigiendo loo bandi.
dos una foerte s1ma en- dinero por ca
rsscste. 81 esta noticia negsse 4 ser
cierts, 10 verdad 81 que no sAbremos
"a que mas penIar de 10 que viene ocu.
rriendo en- Ponce, con asombro de ID
IslA entera. DeSsamos que 81 rumor
que aqui c;tcula con tanta insistencia,
resulte exsgetado, J 81 asi no fuese, en-
nombre de la moral pdblica, de Il tran,
quilidsd de- las families = de ID honra
de Paerto-Rico, pedinaos D los tribn.
males de Jqsticia y stu al excelentisi-
mo senior GobefnAdor General de ID
pioviueis, 'sttividad , energia infs4
tigabIe~ para impedir cosas como ID
| que nos oeupa. Los hombres eApa.
ces Dc eometer semejsntes crinenes,
son POGO mas 8 mehos conocidos en-
todas parties. Ellos Sc .hallan general.
ments entire los vagosi entire los aue.
viyen sln- tsnta ri ocapaci6pi entire .loe
que tienen Antecedentes penales.. -Lc
Que esti ocurfiendo' en Ponce es YER.
dSdersmente horrible, , 10 Isla snte..
70 coDfias en- Lac xdtofida dss paf6 qhe
eviten con mano faerte esss barbaiida-
des impidiendo ,qds~ei t5emplo sesexs
tiends pot 10 provincia. iQ1e de an.
gustiAs no estxfk tAsSnfo Ell 81. Gas
ilart y "a -dignieins fAmilisj ii Il
noticia que damos es niertas Horroi
causa el penssrlo solamentell Z
Dado el carinoso interes que
nos inspiran ell sefior Gallart,
nuestro distinguido amigo, y su
respectable familia, hemos procu-
rado inquirir. 10 que hubiese de.
cierto en- tan triste rumor y,alar-
mante especie.
De nuestros informes, muy
fidedignos, ree0lta que NADIA hay
de real ri positive en- Ia desagra.
dable version que lego 4 oidos
de La. Unidad NaciOnel.
DE todo cerax6n .lv celebramos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-07-22

Meditese sobre clio, y no podra
menos de darse la raz6n d quien
como no otros, para escribir, no
consu'ta mas que a 10 que Sc
ofre ce al jui4io, como l6gico, y al
entendimiento, como razonable.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-07-22
VISTA OFFICIAL.

Ell domingo dltimo, seguu rela.
tan los periSdicos de Ponce, sa.
lis S. E. de la. ciudad del Sur, di.
rigiendose 4 Juana-Diaz.
IN numerosisimo acompafia-
miento de carruajes ocupados por
personals de uno y otro sexo-fa.
milas casi todas de autonomistas,
dice La ReVista, trabajando pro
domo sua -escoltaba al Excmo.
Sr. Gobernador General, al au-
sentsrse de Ponce.
Anade ell mismo periodico:
"En ell camino, On ell barrio de.
nominado "Machuelo," el bata-
lion de Valladolid le tenfa prepara.
da al general Palacio y a sus acom-
paiisntes, una agradable sorpresa.
Sc habia levantado alli un arco
dc triunfo, adornado de banderas,
gallardetes y farolillos de colores,
en- cuyo frente se LEILA: "iViva ell
Rey ! Viva la Reina ! ! Viva Es-
pa1a !"
Hacia la izquierda del referido
arco, y & alguna distancia de la Ca
rretera, Sc habia construido nm ga
lon rdstico, adornado de banderas
2 farOles con cierto gusto artistico
que le daba q dicho sitio un aspsc-
to pintoresco.
En- ESQ salon debia ofrecerle &
8. K. y su comitivs, un banquete,
anlenizado por la banda militar.
AL llegar alli la concurrencia
echo pie & terra, y las damas fue-
ron galantemente atendidas por
8. E., asi como por sus acompafan-
tos y la oficialidad del battalion.
81 banquete estuvo animadlsi.
mo; s. E., de buen humor y COM
placido, las damas, obsequiadas, y
la improvisada fiesta, en- fin, cor
dial y lucida. b."
En- el limite que separa las ju.
risdicciones de Juana- -Diaz y Pom.
ce, esperaban q s. E. las autori-
dades de aquel pueblo, el ayun
tamiento, comisiones de uno y
otro partido y muchas personas
particulares; todos acompafaron
al Sr. Gobernador hasta la pobla-
ci6u de Juana. .Diaz.
En- ella se habian levantado dos
ARGOS de triunto, uno por nues.
tros correligionarios, en- ell cual %
LEILA esta inscription:
ITOa EspaAa! El pueblo de
Juana- Diaz saludo al Ercm0.
Sr. Gsbernador don Romualdo
PalaciO.
El de los autonomistas decia
Tva Esposai El partido an
tonomista de Juana-Diax saluG0
al Ercmo. Sr. Gobernador Gene
ral don R0mwalds Palaci0.
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REsu EN-.

En- 125 examinados.--65 sobre.
salientes. --- u notables. -. 81 bue-
nos.-12 aprobados y ning1n sus-
penso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-07-22

Prosigue 81 "a mencionado
peri6dico:
"Despu6s de haber descansado
un instante 8. e. y sus acompa-
nantes en- casa del Alcalde sefior
Echevarria, durante ell cual en- la
plaza Sc ofan los acordes de una
orquests, SO dirigi6 toda la concu-
rrencia al Casino, cuyOs salones sc
hallaban preparados para un gran
bale.
ALI Sc confundfan, fernando un
solo magnifico ramillete, las damss
d. Ponce y las de Juana-Diaz. "
Ell bale termin6 q las dos de la
madrugada. Ell ilustre huesped
fue muy cumplimentado y agasa.
jado en- Juana. .Diaz. Ell Pueblo
dice del senior Alcalde de aquella
localidad que estuvo may obse.
quioso CON todos.
El sabado, antes de ls marcia
de S. E., habia tenido lugar un
bale en- Ia morada que ocupaba
el General Palacio, con motive,
dice Ell Pueblo, de haber con-
currido 4 los salones de aqullls
un huen ndmero de escogidas do.
mas de Ia sociedad ponceiia.
Tanto S. E. como los indivi.
duos que componen su comitiva,
agrega EI Pueblo, Sc mostraron
muy galantes y atentos con "a
concurrencia, que fue numerosa.
"Las dltimas visitas que hizo
el Gobernador, sin carActer of
cial, faeron al acusducto, al Hos.
pital Tricoche, Bsnos de Quinta-
na, Cuarteles y otros ediicios, y
tambien di6 un paseo & 10 carre.
terra de Adjuntas. "
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ACERCA De On RUMOR.

Con penosa sorpresa heu1os
leido 10 siguiente en- La UnidGd
Nacional de .Msyaguez:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-07-22

% sPor -csnsidefarlo do completa oportu-
nidad en- los presentes momentos, reproduce
mos hey, en- ell iugsr preferente de este ndme.
70, el cspitulosde maestro libro La Question
Ultramarina," que lleva aquel epigrafe. Lo
mismo harsmos con 81 relative al sufrsgio en-
Ias Antillss, por ser eats tahblsn question do
estuslidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-07-22

0AA cOOIOVo OOSOAVSOSS Ga 0I uO'
MIA con Ia manera de ser de estos
paises.
No diremos que nj ahora nj
nunca pueda haber lug.r para
modificar tai 6 cual sueldo deter.
minado; pero, Ia tests que impug.
namos tiene, d todas Iuces, un
saborcillo autonomista puro, pues
con ella Sc conseguirfa, al Sc reali.
Ease, que determinados individuos,
fuesen aqui los dnicos empleados,
toda vez que nadie vendria de la
Metr6poi, para disftutar de una
limosna en- Ell presupuesto; y, si
este .es 10 que Sc busca, se comete
Ia mayor de las ipjusticias; bien
que, nj aun con dichas condicio.
mes, Sc conformarian los emplea
dos antillanos en- ser de peor
condici6n que ell dltimo artesano.
Es De advertir, por dltimo, que el
mayor benefi 10 de los actualet
sueldos es para los naturales de
las Antillas, cue, al lado de sus
familias y en- su propia casa, dis.
frutan de ellos, cual ii vinieser
de largas distancias, CON multitud
de riesgos.
Por ESQ dijimos al principle
que en- este de la crisis hemot
visto muchos suefios, muchas ilu.
stones, muchas utopias irrealixa.
bles, en- medic de las bondades dc
una discussion de principios, sana
! , provechosa.
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RROOKLYN.

Mrs. Eleanor II. Ferris wife Of the Rey Daniel o. Ferris
OF the south Second street Methodist Episcopal
died suddenly yesterday.
An Illustrated reading OF selected passages from the Cos
pes OF the Will be given byGeO2e Edgar The
well known denea OF Shakespearian Characters IN the
hall OF the Young Mems Christian Association on Ihursiy
evening lecture Is entitled From bethlehem To Cal
yary" and will accompanied by stereoptcon views OF
famous the life of Christ. including twenty-five
Leikens echngs Tor the Holland BDle.
Nearly of the leading Baptist minister, OF Brooklyn
Yesterday tie Fist Church In Plerrcpontst ana ms
the project OF forming Brooklyn Baptist Pastors
kept by the Rev s Clifford Nelson Nearly al who
were heartily In favor OF the project ana there
opposition The plans for the meetings were dis
clssed detail aud the matter OF perectng the oiganiza
tion was referred committee composed OF the Rev.
Messr Knapp Thomas Folwel RhOsdes and Nelson. who
will report next week
Lizzie Prescott fourteen who left her home at No l0o
North Second St March her father Satur-
the OF Mercy, at No ZI3 VIII
weeks before. tell
ing that had from home Before going 10 the
cony she had been servant for a month.
The Brooklyn Temp Union presented Mayor Whit
detailed statement showing That men en-
union IA persons enter Az qnorshops on
Sunday which were watched
George W. Amy agassdealer was made foreman oil the
May Grand Jury yesterday
The canvass for City Directory for lsS7lsSs will begin
to-day.
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uUcH SYMPATHY POR MISS DUNN
TIE REFERENCE IL THE MoNsIGNon DoASE's SER
MoN-MRs. Walls CASE

TIE REFERENCE IL THE MoNsIGNoR DoASEs SER
NOMINEES. WALLS CASE.
The withdrawal OF Miss Mary j. Dunn, the soprano
singer from her engagement with the North Reformed
Church Of Newark, in consequence OF comm and IRON
Monspnor Doane. of 1T. Pairicks Roman Catholic
Cathedral in which Miss Dunn il communcant,
continues 10 excite great interest in Newark MISS
Dunn has since received many expressions OF sympathy
and cncoura cement from Catholic and Protestant
friends. rs she had withdrawn from her contract on
Saturday il is thought that the reference TO her III
sermon by Monsignur Doaue on Sunday morning was
gratuitous and unknd. Tie Nonsgnor said yesterday
that he was not informed OF her intention. and II 30
had been, he would not have made any reference to
The matter from the pulpit. lie was glad she had
given M her contract and had only the kndliest ee
ings for her and her family. IT was not rlc ne as
serted that he had threatened TO excummnnlcac Miss
Dunn. as he had no power TO do this. Miss Dunn WIS
made Ill by the excitement, but was imposed yeHter
day. Her father and mother had an interview WIN
M9nsigaOr Doanc yeeterday, ana an dhcaDe uhieI-
standing was reached.
Mrs Wall. who is also a Roman Catholic aud
member OF 81. Panls Methodist Episcopal Cho'r' Is
moi a member OF ST. Patrick's parish, has been En-
roneously stated. She had received letter IRON
Bishop Wigger in relation 20 her continuance IN 81
PANS choir The musical director OF the ch0r had
also directed her attention 20 the legal ana moral
phases her casc. She SAYS that she vi continue to
sing in the choir, because she cannot conocientousy
do otherwise.
Mr.. Frelibghuyscn member of the North Reformed
Church. said Yesterday that the church had released
Miss Dunn from nor contract. Other members OF the
church expressed some Indignation, and look upOr
the cise a. an unwaTTantable stretch OF Church
authority Monsgnor Doane. referring to statement
printed Yesterday that the people oil the North Re
formed Church had threatened TO refuse all all to
charitable institutions connected with the Roman
Catholic Church-especaily St. Mchael's IiosI tal-
said "YOI may say that the doors OF 81. Mchacls
Hospital will remain open 10 Catholic ana Protestant
alike, and that charity Will he carried on with sole
view OF caring the sick aud suffering, irrespective
OF creed"
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BUYING A LARGE WALL STREET BUILDING.

There has been some talk OF another large new
building IN Wal-st, 1t said that the Union
Trust Company was trying TO buy the northwest
corner Of Mai and New SITS, now owned by W.
Wheeler smith, the architect, and the Two fOuf-stOy
buildings adjoining IL In Mallst. belonging TO The
heirs OF d. y. Barney The price offered Is stated AZ
estate spectators for some time, and they were
therefore, a trfc surprised on saturday when MI
smith purchased the Barney property himself IL
comprises Nos , and Wall-st aud Nos 81 IL 20
"a Broadway, and it cost MIR Smith $j6oOOO IL
was supposed that the purchase had been made for
the Union Trust Company, hut at Mr. smiths ONCE
IL was stated yesterday that his idea in buying II
was TO protect his own property from depreciation
by any Objectionable buildings next TO 1t. He VIII
run all the buildings together renting them as Offices
as at present and later he may possibly cit,t a
large building to the whole block now owned
by him But he has not considered this at present.
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THREE MORE DAYS OLLIE FOR SMITH

Contrary TO his expectations, Peter Smith, the
murderer, did not get any tidings from Governor
Hill Yesterday. Smiths brother, who has gone to
Albany sent him word, however, that he was certain
Ia know the Governors decision to-day. 1t j. not
thought any roprievc Will DO granted, but the
prisoner clngs to- the last hope with desperation.
lie took his airing Yesterday and received visit from
his sister, who il the wife Of Policeman Byrnes OF
the Twenty first Precinct She was much affected
nut smith preserved his stOd demclnor. Should
he got no repricvo the Sheriff Will today begin the
preparations for the hanging, a. only three more
DAYS of life belong 70 the wrctched criminal
IL was denied ut the DistrictAtt0rney's Office yes
terlay that Mr. MARITIME had ever expressed himself
as doubtful OF Smiths guilt. The authorities are said
TO be united in their recommendation that the sem
tom he
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Wills orc W. BETS AND HOMER MORGAN

WILLS OF c. w. BETS AND HOMER MORGAN
BY WHY'S Belts. hed for probate yesterday,
his family portraits Duands Evening OF Life" Coles
Italy, other paintings bequeaed 10 his brother
Frederic Belts and various family relics silver por
traits and books divided among his sisters
nephews niece and others To the Scroll and Key So
e,eiy of Yale College incorporated as Kingsley Trust
Assoaion) hts silver cups OF Elizabeth, 1869 and
f6sG Charles 1867 1863 1917 and 1854 James H..
1856 Anne 1902 and III George II i5a5 and George
ILL., 177J Yale College he gives his collection OF COINS
the from the spanish armada nve carved OAK seven
iron Lancaster Castle aud the oak chair OF 1920 Mnsic
Chsrns' He that his real estate In New Haven.
and Newburg sold and the proceeds used in
paying mortgages on his property At southampton l. l.
Which disposed follows: The house known as Ibe
q bes furniture 10 hts sister, sarah Eliot
Tosier SANDY Mount and other lands are Deaueahed TO
Ills pephcw uolbrook Belts; The Mallows and
snie and adjacent lsnds 70 his niece Mary Enot
ietis The Mills," "Niglt1rnk and adjacent lands TO
ii. nephew wyys Rosseter Beta All the rest o. MS real
esise IA given 10 brother Frederic H Bets WIN Inc
10 convey occupied by the chapel OF 81
prsws trustees II he sees M The Dephews and niece
men, res6uary eRateeA Frederic H. Betts aud
samuel Bels the executors The w dated meme
This viii OF Homer Morgan, Which was Med for PROBATE
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Jersey CITY.

Edward Mccarrick age thiryfye Of No. ia Tenthst a
Kalioad fell from freight train yes
terday morn ming and was instantly killed.
The Third Bank began business yesterday morn.
ing.
James Kelly age sixty laborer the Pennsvvana Rail-
road struck by train a. 4 80
yesterday and Instantly killed
Barnums Greatest show on Earth appeared yesterday
and other nj Of business ~ the city, Every
body went 10 Iii show.
The Freehoders sworn In yesterday The board
organize today and II Is understood that combustion
has between the Republicans aid Labor
nv which Freebooter Phngsen ep) Will be director James
Lynch Labor CLERK, Dennis Muens Labor county super'
inendent and Hugh Dugan (DenL) collector The Republ'
cans Craftsmanship OF the Committee County
Institutions, important committee In the board.
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WHAT ~ GOING ON TO-DAY.

Metropolitan Museum Of Art annual reception from to
d. m.
Board OF Aldermen, noon.
Mstteinssge reference before Referee Halves, z
.. m.
Opening Of log Show Madison Square Garcen.
Polish celebration Irving Hall, p m.
Reception TO the Rev. Ezra B. Triple St Lukes Meto'
dist Episcopal Church. p m. IL,
Reading By Sarah C0aen In aid OF Carlisle Indian
6 ehool. ickorng Hail. IL a m.
National Rifle Association meeting. D.
Historical Society Eleventh St and Secondave, r. M
Prize banjo tournament. Chickering Hail. p III.
Msss.meeting IN opposition to pool bill, Academy OF
Music, Brooklyn, D. M
Pilot Commissioners, noon.
Annual meeting reception OF Five Points MISSION No.
SO Park-st, 3 D..
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SELLING PROFESSOR SHORTS Library
The the Charles Short library was begun YESTERDAY
ct the auction of Bangs Co, Nos 73s ana IA
broadway Tho aendan consisted almost wholly Of deal
ers and ohng of much value had been placed on me
days list the first 740 lots were knocked down rApo"
and for low prices .,,,. o.,,.x. ,rs
one OF the revisers Bible might DO supposed
part his library Of 5000 volumes which seem; h 70
collection Of Bibles and New Testament inclnd'
ing in all 3i9 many OF hem being among the most
Der Of edtions and the names OF the authors are
those highest thought the three languages
The sale will continue sessions daily until Friday
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uayOR BEWITTS LOAD or TROUBLE.

Mayor Hewitt said yesterday that he would make
no appointments for several days yet There were
many applications some from good men, ana he hal
NOT vet had time TO look over the list carefully
a. he could wish There arc several persons who
tbinI that tho Mayor is having more trouble IN FILL
ing THO Park Commits sioncrshps than any Of the
Othor vacancies some OF the men whom The Mayor
would like 20 appoint have refused, and this has
disappointed and annoyed him AZ II generally the
case the men who would most like 10 be appointed
arc not satisfactory 10 the Mayor and recommends
tons from political organizations count for little
with kim
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wEsrCHEsTER COUNTY.

Thomas Nugent age tw Dy eight married and having
three children tly killed Sunday night whle
walking the track Of IN Hudson River hairoa pe'"e
Glenwood and Yonkers
The striking brickmakers verpancks Point Georges
Island and Congress station resumed wctk M III
icabe understanding haYng been arrived al between INC
bosses and the
injunction obtained Joshus Malet anu others o. ,e %
OF Westcheser restraining ISuperysor Mc0tofy IrOm
turning ov the Office To M Rauch the super
visoreect The injunction obtained WIN view 70 keeP
Mr. Ranch getting possession OF the books and papers o
tt,an
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Windsor Ho-Louis Prince Esterhazy, OF Austria
Norman Hsussir Alfred T. qooch OF England and Baron
Atkins Commissonsr Of Indian Affair; Genera Mel
oosa Ala and George H. GOODWIN. U. Consul at Anna
berg SaxOny Victoria Hote-Robert Garrett OF Baltimore
and Congressman H. H. Bingham. OF Philadelphia. Iurk
Asenme 4otsndgs Charles Daniels 81 sa,o vd dM
General Cherry Of England Hotel Brpnswiek-Ex Con-
gresham Charles l.. MITCHELL Of Connecticut
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BURyry0 PREFERRED TO DECAYIN

The United states Cremation society nea s annuA' mee~
ing yesterday No l4O Nassaust The crematory at Fresh
months and bodies cremated The following
directors elected w. II. Hoops Rudolph Keper John
nogie. W. Dreyher William Flagg James n: frotn
ingham Gustav Loeser Charles Putzel Henry Parkhurs
and James Augustus Cobb who for two years has
been president OF the Board Of Directors. declined re-
election vote Of thanks given TO him BY the stock
holh
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yesterday dated April ~ 1888. He directs that tract Of
land ON a near Egthaye hundred and sceond
him By n: Srgner Henri , Ms ANAL. Hs
between the four children Of his deceased brothe frsnes
rest OK his estate goes his daughters Alma Louise
Coddneon Annie Taylor Morgan, n equal shares and
they together nephew Alexander @ Morgan and
his lawyer John Baestier appointed executoa Inc
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LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND ClTY.Nayor Gleason and City Treasurer
Yesterday opened bus Tor $4,000 worth OF hye
per cent revenue bonds Daniel A. Moran OF New.
York offered lOi7 the Mechanics and Traders Bank OF
lrookyn lUl the Long Island City Bank lOl =
for $1,000 worth and for the other $4,000 lO2s Mayor
Gleason thought that lie prices too low. II was
cided TO advertise for more bids.
sAirHTows BRAScH-Abont ii o'clock Sunday morning.
when nearly all the residens were in the churches tram
set the woods The bells rung. the
suoke spread through the village the alarm be-
came great the several churches abruptly
services called the congregation 10 hight
the ire Fer several hours the village In imminent
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danger The remen d not get control Of tho flames un
sboat i 90 acres Of woodland had been burned
staten ISLAND.

ToNPKISsvILK-PiereeJ J. Dunn was arrested yes.iua,y
morning ly Captain Cobb ON charge OF Keeping al
house Dunn s the proprietor Of the Richmond County NJ
In his place twenty-five persons arrested ON SUNDAY
night for disorderiy conduct
BRGHTox-Fre was discovered yesterday Afternoon
unoceupied story frame house AZ
iinave and belonging 10 W. H. Pendleton formerly
pre- Of the North shore staten Island tey
before xtinguished the roof and upper ko
tion building burned Loss sZooo INSURE ne
IRE caught sparks from large brush nre on inc prem
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SPECIAL SALE
OF
Rem aissance Curtains.

MeSsrs.
JAMES McCREERY & co.
Offer during the week in their
Upholstery Department a few
lots of fine handmade Lace
Curtains in Louis XIV, Colbert,
Arabe, Duchesse, Venetian Point,
Escurial, Marie-Antoinette, &C.,
ranging in price from $50 TO
$3.50 per pair, which is about
One-haIf their original prices;
this is an opportunity seldom
offered.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and nth st.
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NEVIS FROM THE SUBURBS.
NEWARK.

Judge Alexander r. McGi of Hudson County, succeeded
Chancellor Chancellor OF NewJersey yesterday
and 0usty took possession OF the Chambers Newark
oyement among Newark lawyers To give rccep
tion and banquet III honor OF the new Chancellor
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cAUoHr IN BALTIMORE WITH HIS BOOTY.

Henry Nelzner age twenty-five. OF Cincinnati was
of Herman Levy, No 226 East Thirty
nrt On April 10 iast he took jewel case belonging TO
Mrs Levy and containing number OF diamonds rings.
rings etc. worth 81, 600. lie went TO NewHayen
where young whom he took to Philadelphia
where they lived An high style Then they went 10 Ba
MORE where Detective Sergeant AcClosky OF the Central
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-03
HEN rs COLONEL FELLOWS COMING BACK,

WHEN rs COLONEL FELLOWS COAING BAOKf
Attorney MARITIME said yesterday that he had re-
ceived information from Colonel Fellows his assistant
who went Hot Syringe in the midst OF the bribery
trials IT was reported however 10 the General %
building that letters had been received announcing that COL
one Fellows would return In few days Mrs. Fellows Is
reported have also said that Mr. Fellows would return
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, MAY 8. 1851

ocs found MIN I,st Saturday With exception ofs few
Of The pieces si the ewey Justice
Eiiret at the Tombs Police Court yesterday neia MN
81 QUO for trial at General sees3oDa